Mini Baler FAQ.

Who uses the Mini-baler?
Hay and straw producers who want to sell in a metro market with a two to three thousand percent increased profit compared to conventional bales.
Horse farms who use younger farmhands to handle the convenient, lighter, bales

What crop can be baled?
All Hay's
barley straw (used for algae control in ponds)
clover(rabbit feed)

Are the stationary 4x6.5 balers production run machines?
Each stationary unit is a custom hand built machine. Although it does not look like it rolled off a modern assembly line, each unit is dependable and mechanically tested before it leaves the manufacturer. When possible, genuine New Holland baler parts are used thoughout the machine.

Are all Pull-type 8x11 balers reconditioned balers?
Our current production mini-balers are reconditioned New Holland balers with automatic twine tie. All bearings & wear parts are replaced with original OEM New Holland parts. Particular older used units are better suited to the mini-baler conversion process than current production models. None the less, new balers can be modified with the smaller bale chamber at an additional charge.

What size tractor is needed for the 8x11 pull-type baler?
30+ PTO HP is required to reach the rated 700-900 bales per hour.Its possible to have less power and travel at a slower speed.

Can I have my current baler converted?
Only New Holland Hayliner balers can be converted to Mini-Bale operaiton. We specificly are looking for model 273's which are best suited to the conversion process.

How big is the market for bales?
Surprisingly large. That said, each persons local market will vary. There are mini-balers that will run nearly 24 Hours a day in season, while there are others that will sit idle. Success is dependant on the individuals drive to find customers and build their business.